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From October this year, the EU will abolish its minimum price and production quota for beet. This may create some opportunities for imports of cane sugar, but it could also facilitate price-competitive beet exports. In order to meet the expected growth, Euroports is investing in its existing sugar terminals in Antwerp and in Le Havre to expand storage and handling capacity.

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